113,000 Reasons to Pass On Rate Cut - 7 December 2011
The CFMEU, will write to its 113,000 strong membership advising they consider looking elsewhere for their financial needs if their bank refuses to pass on yesterday's RBA interest rate cut. [read more] CFMEU scrutiny of QANTAS - 21 November 2011
CFMEU writes to QANTAS requesting a copy of their share register [read more] Malaysian Trade Union stands in solidarity with CFMEU members - 14 November 2011
A message of support for CFMEU members involved in the Corinthian, William Russell and Stegbar dispute from the Timber Employees Union of Peninsula Malaysia. [read more] Woolworths Killing Off Manufacturing Jobs - 3 November 2011
Time to address the supermarket duopoly. [read more] RBA Decision - 1 November 2011
Rate cut a good first step, but more needs to be done for manufacturing jobs. [read more]

Jeld-Wen Dispute 2011
Several hundred CFMEU members in four states are in a dispute with US door and window manufacturer Jeld-Wen, as the company attempts to cut their real wages. [read more]
Tasmanian Industry Crisis
The native hardwood timber industry in Tasmania is in chaos and an industry restructure is inevitable. The Union is working to make sure that the restructure is conducted in a way which guarantees protection and a just tran... [read more]
Fight for our Forests - SA District
The united community 'Fight for our Forests' protest against the State Government's plan to forward sell the ForestrySA forests held another huge rally at the steps of Parliament House on February 8th, 2011 to stop the sale. [read more]
Anti Dumping Campaign
The CFMEU FFPD has joined with other Unions to launch a concerted campaign to force the Federal Government to overturn a decision to allow millions of rolls of toilet paper to be 'dumped' on the Australian market, threatening... [read more]
Pulp Mill Proposal in Tasmania
At last year’s Tasmanian state election, the Labor government and the Liberal opposition both went to the polls supporting Gunns’ Tamar Valley Pulp Mill, proposed for the state’s north. Together the parties attracted nearly 8... [read more]